Is it possible to use the ShellExecute Function to open the Bloomberg program
ShellExecute Function
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ShellExecute Function
Randal Greene
You can open any executable with the shell command you just have to specify the full path to the exe file.
I have no idea what Bloomberg is!
LeeroyB
Hi again,
VBA has a Shell command that will do the job.
RetVal = Shell("C:\WINDOWS\CALC.EXE", 1) ' Run Calculator
sarika